Business casual, which admissions told me includes shorts/polo combos. Tuesday is the service day, so I'd imagine we can do work clothes. I may start with slacks and a polo Wednesday and gradually move towards golf shorts and a polo later in the week.emciosn wrote:Thanks a lot romo. So, is the dress code basically casual/whatever you want after tomorrow?
The original schedule listed registration as 8:15-8:30 (now listed as 9:30). It also listed the health and wellness and other random stuff talks as 9:00-11:00 (then 10:00-11:30, now 10:00-11:10). The changes go on throughout the schedule (including accidentally listing the class photo as "class of 2012").Stephanie13 wrote:I just noticed that the orientation schedule has been updated as of 8/20. It says the first day doesn't start until 9:30, was it always like this?
Yeah, there is. There's a secure network but I don't think they've given us the codes yet (I tried my Webstac username and password and it didn't work as of 2 weeks ago). There's also a "WLAW Guest" that works for anyone. I've used it before. Prob won't bring my laptop though, since ALL of my profs prohibit them in class.emciosn wrote:Just thinking about computer use on campus.
Is there free wireless in the law building? At my undergrad in order to use the campus wireless you had to take your computer to the IT dept etc. Can I just walk in and use the wireless interned in AB hall?
The entire campus is wireless. Real easy to get connected.emciosn wrote:Just thinking about computer use on campus.
Is there free wireless in the law building? At my undergrad in order to use the campus wireless you had to take your computer to the IT dept etc. Can I just walk in and use the wireless interned in AB hall?
How do you know that they all prohibit laptops already? Have they posted syllabi on MyLaw already or something? Only one of my professors has posted first week assignments and none have posted a syllabus...2013esq wrote:Yeah, there is. There's a secure network but I don't think they've given us the codes yet (I tried my Webstac username and password and it didn't work as of 2 weeks ago). There's also a "WLAW Guest" that works for anyone. I've used it before. Prob won't bring my laptop though, since ALL of my profs prohibit them in class.emciosn wrote:Just thinking about computer use on campus.
Is there free wireless in the law building? At my undergrad in order to use the campus wireless you had to take your computer to the IT dept etc. Can I just walk in and use the wireless interned in AB hall?
See you all tomorrow.
Romo, what a nice post. I wish everyone the best as well. It was great getting to spend some time with everyone.
Who is fl0w? Only 2 black guys out last night so I have a 50/50 chance of guessing which one you are.
First of all...that's frustrating, so you have my condolences.romothesavior wrote:I know Norwood and Greenfield prohibit them.
Actually, I'm in the latter category... I don't have any of my syllabus info up either. But my roommate will definitely appreciate the condolances! He was pissed.NonTrad1 wrote:First of all...that's frustrating, so you have my condolences.romothesavior wrote:I know Norwood and Greenfield prohibit them.
Second of all..."I" am frustrated, as none of my classes of syllabi or assignments up. Argh!
And add another to the full suit list. Tuesday will be 'way' better.
F1 -- DeGeest, Mandelker, and Tamanaharomothesavior wrote:Actually, I'm in the latter category... I don't have any of my syllabus info up either. But my roommate will definitely appreciate the condolances! He was pissed.NonTrad1 wrote:First of all...that's frustrating, so you have my condolences.romothesavior wrote:I know Norwood and Greenfield prohibit them.
Second of all..."I" am frustrated, as none of my classes of syllabi or assignments up. Argh!
And add another to the full suit list. Tuesday will be 'way' better.
What section are you in?
+1. There's exactly nothing preventing some nice early cold calling. I don't think it'll be anything serious, but I'd have certainly done the reading.romothesavior wrote:I have them too, but I'm in D3. I know nothing about them, other than this article by Tamanaha: http://balkin.blogspot.com/2010/06/wake ... rs-to.html
The orientation reading is not graded, but you could get cold-called by a prof. Other than that, there really isn't any penalty.
Which stop are you referring to? I think every 15 minutes or so is correct, but there are detailed Metro Bus schedules online.emciosn wrote:Haha so maybe just skim through the reading so I don't look like an idiot if I'm called on? Got it.
Do buses in STL go by a given stop every fifteen minutes?
I was just looking at the gold line times online and it looks like its about every fifteen minutes. I was just checking to see if this was typical.romothesavior wrote:Which stop are you referring to? I think every 15 minutes or so is correct, but there are detailed Metro Bus schedules online.emciosn wrote:Haha so maybe just skim through the reading so I don't look like an idiot if I'm called on? Got it.
Do buses in STL go by a given stop every fifteen minutes?
Also did not notice the change, and really because of my schedule I will probably get there around 8:00 anyways -- I'll be the lonely dude reading .pdfs on my laptop.kk.mac wrote:Wow I just found this board...I cannot believe all the information on here! Thank you so much for posting the most recent orientation schedule, I would have shown up at 8:00am tomorrow morning.
Awesome! See all of y'all tomorrow!romothesavior wrote:
And no Steph, I believe they moved it back to 9:30. It was originally earlier.
1. They are located here: https://law.wustl.edu/orientation/pages.aspx?id=8182StevenGersten wrote:What readings are people talking about re: orientation tomorrow?
Also does WashU have tennis courts and if so do we have free access to them? I'd be down to play. I'm decent I suppose.
Has everyone bought all their books already and if so how?
Are there intramural sports such as baseball/softball or anything of the sort?
And the consensus is suits tomorrow?
